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What is a ROUTINE EEG - 1 HOUR?

Routine EEG – 1 Hour is a non-invasive neurological test that records brain electrical activity for approximately one hour using scalp electrodes. It is performed to evaluate suspected seizures, epilepsy, episodes of altered awareness, abnormal movements, sleep-related abnormalities, and other neurological symptoms, supporting accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment planning.

Additional Information

Also known as/ Other names: 1 Hour EEG, Routine Electroencephalogram – 1 Hour, Standard EEG Recording (1 Hour), One Hour Brain EEG Test
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Recommended for: M/F/Others
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Patient Preparation: -
Reports: Within 24 working hrs

Disclaimer: Result availability is subject to the laboratory's schedule and test availability.

FAQs

Are there any risks associated with Routine EEG – 1 Hour?

Routine EEG is generally safe and well tolerated. It does not use ionizing radiation or expose the brain to electrical stimulation. Certain activation procedures, when clinically indicated, are performed under appropriate supervision.

Do I need any preparation before the EEG?

You may be advised to wash your hair before the examination and avoid hair oil, gel, spray, or other styling products. Follow your healthcare provider's instructions regarding medications and any other preparation.

How is a 1-hour EEG different from a 30-minute EEG?

The longer recording duration increases the likelihood of detecting intermittent abnormalities that may not appear during a shorter EEG study.

Can children undergo a 1-hour EEG?

Yes. Routine EEGs are commonly performed in both children and adults.

What is the difference between a Routine EEG and a Video EEG?

A Routine EEG records brain activity alone, while a Video EEG combines EEG monitoring with synchronized video recording to correlate symptoms with brainwave activity.

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